Phillip Schofield makes x-rated quip while in hysterics at This Morning dog licking his privates

Phillip Schofield has revealed all on the Queen's unexpected appearance during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration at Windsor Castle on Sunday evening (May 15). He was presenting the coverage on ITV alongside Julie Etchingham.

HOLLY Willoughby couldn’t stop laughing as she interviewed a prosthetic penis maker on today’s This Morning.   Matthew Mungle appeared on the programme to talk about his talent – and revealed the ins and outs of making fake members for some of Hollywood’s most famous faces.

Normal order resumed on This Morning on Monday as Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby kicked off another week of shows. The first edition of the ITV daytime show of the week marked Holly's return.

This Morning viewers have been left gobsmacked as a prosthetic penis maker left one of his X-rated props in the background as he came on to talk to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on Monday 16 May. Matthew Mungle appeared on the popular ITV programme to talk about his incredible talent of making props for Hollywood's most famous faces, including the likes of Chris Hemsworth. He said "they wanted to have a bigger penis" for Chris, 38, for the scene of him just in his pants in the 2015 film Vacation, when Phillip, 60, interrupted to say: "If you're going to do it with a prosthetic, I'd want a proper shlong," as Holly, 41, covered her mouth in laughter.

Phillip Schofield has revealed how Tom Cruise caused 'absolute chaos' as he attended the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration at Windsor Castle. The Hollywood actor baffled ITV viewers as he spoke to the presenter and co-host Julie Etchingham as they hosted the proceedings live on the network.

Phillip Schofield has declared he wants "a proper shlong" on This Morning. During today's episode (May 16), presented alongside Holly Willoughby, the pair welcomed Matthew Mungle who has created prosthetics for almost every body part.

THIS Morning fans were delighted as Holly Willoughby returned to the show after a week off today – but couldn’t help but notice something. The TV presenter took time off in order to host The Games every night, but Phillip Schofield managed to be on the show today despite a late night presenting The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration.

This Morning host Phillip Schofield shared a selfie with Hollywood star Tom Cruise at The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration on Sunday (May 15) during ITV's special show. Phil, 60, was hosting the Jubilee special show alongside Julie Etchingham, a change from his usual on-screen co-star Holly Willoughby, and there was a star-studded cast of celebrities in attendance.Taking to his Instagram the legendary TV presenter shared a snap with actor Tom, 59, and they were both dressed in snazzy tuxedos at the ITV extravaganza event in honour of 70 years of Her Majesty being on the throne.Phil captioned the picture: "Just checking our tuxedos before the show...

Phillip Schofield shared a fun selfie with Tom Cruise at The Queen 's Platinum Jubilee Celebration during ITV's special show on Sunday. Tom, 59, is one of several celebrities to be presenting a portion of the ITV extravaganza, alongside hosts Phillip, 60, and Julie Etchingham.Taking to Instagram ahead of the ITV extravaganza, Phillip shared a fun selfie with Tom, as well as with co-host for the evening Julie, 52.

HOLLY Willoughby suffered an unfortunate blunder while supporting Phillip Schofield ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration. The TV star said she'll be tuning in to watch Phillip, 60, present coverage of the first televised event to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years on the throne.

This Morning's Holly Willoughby led the compliments for her co-host Phillip Schofield as he posed in his suit outside Windsor Castle. Phillip looked super-smart in his black suit ans bow-tie as he set the scene for The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration on ITV.

Phillip Schofield, 60, and journalist and newsreader Julie Etchingham will host the theatrical area event which will be broadcast live on ITV from the grounds of Windsor Castle today. Speaking ahead of the celebration, the This Morning presenter described the Queen as a “figurehead for Great Britain”.He said: “The Queen is the figurehead for Great Britain, she’s our British symbol – anyone worldwide, when asked about Britain, will immediately think of The Queen, and of course tea.“The duty and loyalty the monarchy provides to the nation is remarkable.”The event will be made up of six acts, each act will be overseen by a different event host – Damian Lewis, Adjoa Andoh, Martin Clunes, Keala Settle, Tom Cruise and Alan Titchmarsh – and will look back through history from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.Schofield, who previously hosted the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with Etchingham, described the monarchy as “the epitome of British culture”, and revealed he is honoured to be a part of the historic Jubilee celebrations.“What a milestone – it’s an honour to be involved and to be asked back following the Diamond Jubilee,” he told The Evening Standard.He added: “Celebrating the 70-year reign of a British monarch has never happened before, so it feels incredible that we are involved in a key part of history that the British public will look back on for years to come.”Etchingham also shared her excitement ahead of the celebration, saying: “It’s a huge privilege to host these events – Phil and I have done two royal weddings and the Diamond Jubilee together.“They are enormous fun – a little ringside seat on history.”She added: “Her Majesty the Queen has been a constant presence on the national

This Morning's Daisy Payne has opened up about her first live television segment for the popular ITV programme and what it was really like working with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.The daytime TV star and gardener regularly features on This Morning, but described her first experience of live television 'nerve-wracking', after only previously sharing gardening videos on social media.The star usually presents segments from home, with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield presenting for the studio, but visited the set for a special segment where they sowed sunflowers for Ukraine.She told OK! Magazine: "I really had to pinch myself when I stood in the studio as we went live at the start of the show."I mean, a year ago, I was just loving doing my gardening on Instagram and YouTube, now here I am on National TV! Crazy."Daisy also opened up on meeting Holly and Philip for the first time, and what they are like in real life, adding: "Usually I speak to [Holly and Phil] while they’re in the studio and I’m in my garden, so it was lovely to hug, chat and catch up in real life."Holly and Philip were both so warm and welcoming, we had a great time together sowing sunflowers for Ukraine."The same can be said for This Morning on Friday hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond too, with Daisy describing them as "a great double act," adding she is 'proud' to be part of such a "lovely television family."Daisy had also previously revealed that she thought the invitation to be on This Morning was 'a joke' and a 'wind up', when she initially received an email from producers to be on the programme."An email came in from the producers of the show. I mean, as if!?" said Daisy.

This Morning's resident gardener Daisy Payne has shared an insight into working with hosts of the ITV show, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Daisy, who says gardening once helped her through grief, told OK! that she first met the presenters while going into the studio to do a filming segment.

ITV This Morning viewers were in stitches at host Alison Hammond as she made a slight gaffe just at the beginning of the show.

Emily Atack was in fits of laughter as she mounted Jamie Laing and acted as a human backpack for a challenge on Celebrity Juice. The actress, 32, donned an unbuttoned white shirt and school tie before stuffing a number of school-themed objects inside her clothing.

The Mirror reports that the chef is one contestant BBC bosses are very keen to get on the show. The cheeky Italian has a big fanbase after becoming a star on fellow BBC show Ready, Steady, Cook before he went onto claim the I'm A Celebrity crown.

Eamonn Holmes recalled a feud with Anthea Turner which saw him splashed across the headlines and fearing that both might lose their careers.The former This Morning star revealed all in a recent interview."I was on the front pages of the papers because of a falling-out I had with Anthea Turner - I called her 'Princess Tippy Toes'," Eamonn admitted."It’s laughable now, but at the time it was deadly serious for both of us."It could have cost both of us our jobs, but the station probably secretly relished the publicity," he told The Telegraph.He added that he and Anthea quickly made up and are now good friends - but that didn't happen before the war of words had descended into a scandal.The pair first came to blows while they were hosting GMTV together for two years in the mid 1990s.Anthea believed she had been the victim of sexist stereotypes for being too "ambitious" - a trait she claimed men would never be accused of in a derogatory way."If I said [I was ambitious], I was made out to be a ruthless person who would walk over anybody to get where I wanted," she stated to The Sun."It would be said that I was hormonal, or I was stamping my feet."She added: "Yet if [a man is] ambitious, we think, 'What a guy'."You’d never hear anyone say that about Eamonn or Phillip Schofield.

This Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye was reduced to tears as she opened up about her friend Deborah James's announcement that she has made the decision to enter end of life care amid cancer battle. Dr Philippa, 41, has herself battered bowel cancer after she was diagnosed back in 2019 and she had an emotional chat about cancer with the ITV show's hosts Phil Schofield and Rochelle Humes who is filling in for Holly Willoughby. The ITV GP's friend and BBC podcaster Deborah James, 40, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 and she has been candid in sharing her journey and decision to enter end of life care after living with stage four cancer for five years.

Phillip Schofield may have just given fans the answer to the question Emmerdale fans were asking as Jeff Hordley appeared on This Morning. The actor, who is best known for playing Cain Dingle in the ITV soap, appeared on the daytime show to chat about his latest storyline.

Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley dropped a big hint at the fate of his character Cain Dingle after shocking car crash scenes aired on Wednesday night. The 52 year old appeared on This Morning to discuss the crash twist scene, which Cain’s feud with Al Chapman reach a violent end. Jeff’s character looked to be in serious condition after his car was seen flipping over following the collision, and his body was left bloodied as he lay unconscious behind the wheel.The actor remained tight-lipped on what happens next on This Morning as he said Cain was in “car chase jeopardy” — leaving host Phillip Schofield to try and draw out teasers a different way, instead about Emmerdale’s 50th anniversary plans.